AI is exposing that outcomes, not years of skill-building, are what get valued
TheMoonMidas · x · 2026-09-05
TheMoonMidas argues AI is making people realize that "years of suffering learning a skill" is worthless in itself—the outcome has always been what's valued. People don't care if you learned to do X yesterday; they care about the result.
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